Demi MooreQuotes

Demi Moore
Birthday
November 11th, 1962
From
Roswell, New Mexico, USA
Actor

About Last Night... - Trust and Sacrifice in Relationships

Danny: Hey, know one thing - I never screwed around on you.
Debbie: Oh, well, let's just give the boy a medal! I didn't realize it was such a sacrifice.

About Last Night... - Reflections on Expectations and Reality

Danny: [about their ended relationship] I think I thought it was going to be different than it...
Debbie: Than what it was really like? Me, too. Maybe we were just - too naive.
Danny: Yeah, maybe. Maybe we knew too much.

About Last Night... - Exploring Hidden Emotions in Relationships

Joan: [about a workshop on relationships] Men and women - sharing, working out their hate.
Debbie: I'm sick of hating. I mean, God, Joan. I don't think I have any hate left.
Joan: Yes you do - you just don't know it.

About Last Night... - Workplace Challenges and Perceptions of Behavior

Joan: Tomorrow you know, they're going to come at me like marauding beasts bent on destruction.
Debbie: Stop it.
Joan: Deborah, you work in advertising... a civilized business. I on the other hand work with monsters.
Debbie: You're talking about 5 year olds!
Joan: Yes, and my job is to break their spirit. That's what kindergarten is all about. The Germans invented it Deborah, think about that.

About Last Night... - The Complexity of Love and Regret

Debbie: Bullshit. You don't know what love is. You've gotten everything you have always wanted and now you're feeling sorry for yourself because there's something you want and you can't have it. But you had it! I gave you love. But you asked me to leave and I left.

About Last Night... - Introducing a Roommate with a Sharp Tongue

Debbie: This is Joan, my roommate. She specializes in unsolicited attacks.

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle - Unexpected Visitors at Charlie's New Office

Madison Lee: Good evening, Charlie. I love the new office.
Charlie: Madison, is that you? Where are the Angels?
Madison: Oh, I'm sure there's three more where they came from.
Charlie: Madison, what have you done?
Madison: We're just having a little fun. You shouldn't worry yourself, Charlie. Besides, you've never had trouble finding someone willing to give their life for you.
Charlie: Hurting the Angels doesn't prove you're the best. You know that.
Madison: Do I?
Charlie: [Madison mouths] Madison, you were never able to accept that this agency is about teamwork. We're a family. We do--
Madison: [stands up; flips down picture of current Angels] Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. Angels forever. I've heard the sales pitch. It was very seductive once.
Charlie: Madison, you deliberately went rogue on the DeSoto case and put your fellow Angels in danger. When we finally got you out of there, you were wounded so badly, we thought we might lose you.
Madison: [having just seen the Maximum Extreme II premiere invites] You did lose me. You see, being an Angel wasn't fulfilling my destiny. It was keeping me from it.
Charlie: Your destiny is yet to be written. Do not do this, Madison. Taking the lives of innocent people is not the answer. There must be something in you that's still good.
Madison: [miffed at what he said; aims Desert Eagle at speaker as she gets teary-eyed; blasts speakerbox and leaves] I was never good. I was GREAT.

Margin Call - Discussion on Draft and Background

Sarah Robertson: But is this your draft?
Peter Sullivan: Yes. Again, expanded on the original work by Mr. Dale. But, yes.
Sarah Robertson: What's your background?
Peter Sullivan: My background?
Sarah Robertson: Your CV.
Peter Sullivan: I've been with the firm for two and a half years, working with Eric that whole time. But I hold a doctorate in engineering, specialty in propulsion, from MIT, with a bachelor's from Penn.
Jared Cohen: What is a specialty in propulsion, exactly?
Peter Sullivan: My thesis was studying the ways that friction ratios affect steering outcomes in aeronautical use under reduced gravity loads.
Jared Cohen: So, you're a rocket scientist?
Peter Sullivan: I was. Yeah.
Jared Cohen: Interesting. How did you end up here?
Peter Sullivan: Well, it's all just numbers, really. Just changing what you're adding up, and, to speak freely, the money here is considerably more attractive.

Now and Then - Reflection on Choices and Support

Samantha: [walking to Dear Johnny's grave to lay flowers and sees Crazy Pete putting flowers on Johnny and his mother's grave] You're Peter Sims.
Crazy Pete: [nods in agreement, turns to face the headstones] They were my family...
Crazy Pete: For the longest time I thought I could've stopped it...I would've been home…instead of down at that bar...
Samantha: But you were there for me...
Crazy Pete: I've wasted a lot of years. Afraid to face people, but mostly afraid to face myself.
Samantha: [takes Pete's hand] I'm scared too...
Crazy Pete: [smiles] What's your name?
Samantha: Samantha.
Crazy Pete: Well Samantha…things will happen in your life that you can't stop...but that's no reason to shut out the world...There's a purpose for the good and for the bad...
Samantha: [adult Samantha's voice narrating] He gave me the only gift he could. The lesson that had taken him a lifetime to learn. And although I understood the importance of his words. It's only now looking back that I understand their meaning.

G.I. Jane - Defiance in the Face of Adversity

Lt. Jordan O'Neil: Suck my dick!

G.I. Jane - Struggling to Belong in a Male-Dominated World

Lt. Jordan O'Neil: How am I supposed to fit in with these guys when you've got me setup as an outsider? You've given me a different set of rules. The answer is, I can't. I mean really, why didn't you just issue me a pink petticoat to wear around the base?

Disclosure - A Tense Moment of Reluctance and Desire

Meredith Johnson: Put it in.
Tom Sanders: [Looking at a mirror] Oh God, I can't do this.
Meredith Johnson: Come on. I want you inside me.
Tom Sanders: Oh no no no. I can't do this. I'm not gonna do this.
Meredith Johnson: Now, Now!
Tom Sanders: No. No. NO! NO!
Meredith Johnson: You can't stop. You just can't stop!

Disclosure - Hidden Secrets of the Past

Meredith Johnson: Remember all the things we did?
Tom Sanders: Yeah, I remember.
Meredith Johnson: Things nobody knows about you and me.
Meredith Johnson: All... our secrets.

Disclosure - The Challenges of Domesticity

Meredith Johnson: [about Susan] I guess it can be a bit inhibiting.
Tom Sanders: What's that?
Meredith Johnson: Domesticity.
Tom Sanders: Oh, you'd be surprised.
Meredith Johnson: Oh, I don't imagine you can jump her from behind just because all of sudden you get excited just by the way she bends over to pick up the soap.
Meredith Johnson: [looks romantically in his eyes] You remember that...don't you?
Tom Sanders: Yeah, I remember that.
Meredith Johnson: And you miss it, don't you?
Tom Sanders: I have my compensations.
Meredith Johnson: Oh course...that's life. A series of trade-offs.

Disclosure - Confrontation and Ultimatum in the Workplace

Meredith Johnson: Oh, you son-of-a-bitch ... you get back in here and finish what you started. Do you hear me? Do you hear me? You get back in here and finish what you started or you're fuckin dead. You hear me? You're FUCKIN DEAD!

Disclosure - Power Dynamics and Desire

Meredith Johnson: Now you got the power. You got something I want.

Disclosure - A Moment of Relief and Reflection

Meredith Johnson: [Meredith passionately kisses Tom] There... Now that wasn't so bad, wasn't it?

Disclosure - Questioning Morality After a Compromising Encounter

Meredith Johnson: You stick your dick in my mouth and NOW you get an attack of morality?

Disclosure - Direct Approach to Business Engagement

Meredith Johnson: Let's get down to business.